In one structure in this city, a Madonna by Andrea Briosco sits inside an octagonal plan with three doors and two Roman figures on each side of the facade, the Vincenzo Scamozzi-designed church of San Gaetano Thiene. Supposedly founded by Antenor, it was the site of an armistice signed between Austria and Italy in World War I. A perspective from the sewer looking onto some soldiers, an arch, and a curled flag is used in St. James Led to His Execution, created by Andrea Mantegna for the Ovetari chapel in this city's Eremitani church. Goethe was 
In one structure in this city, a Madonna by Andrea Briosco sits inside an octagonal plan with three doors and two Roman figures on each side of the facade, the Vincenzo Scamozzi-designed church of San Gaetano Thiene. Supposedly founded by Antenor, it was the site of an armistice signed between Austria and Italy in World War I. A perspective from the sewer looking onto some soldiers, an arch, and a curled flag is used in St. James Led to His Execution, created by Andrea Mantegna for the Ovetari chapel in this city's Eremitani church. Goethe was inspired to write about the "metamorphosis of plants" at this city's botanical garden, and its Proto della Valle is one of the biggest elliptical squares in Europe. Also home to the tombs of the (*) Diocletian-persecuted St. Justine and of the "lost and found" St. Anthony, its Piazzo del Santo holds Donatello's Gattamelata. The life and passion of Christ series can be seen at the? Scrovegni chapel, also called the Arena chapel, by Giotto, in for 10 points, what city west of Venice, the setting of Shakespeare's Taming of the Shrew?
In one structure in this city, a Madonna by Andrea Briosco sits inside an octagonal plan with three doors and two Roman figures on each side of the facade, the Vincenzo Scamozzi-designed church of San Gaetano Thiene.
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